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Memorable week for Phil Healy and Ciara Mageean

Phil Healy and Ciara Mageean starred internationally with good early season form while there was a host of championship best performances at the Irish Life Health U20 & U23 Championships in Athlone over the weekend.

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Youth has its fling at Abbotstown

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Ciara Neville, 15, is shining star after National Indoor Championships performance

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Huge entry lined up for Leevale meet

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Seven-in-a-row as O’Keeffe nails new national hammer record

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Deadly Derval continues record run

Alistair Cragg to lead Irish cross country team

Alastair Cragg will lead the Irish team in the European Cross Country Championships scheduled for Tilburg in Holland on December 11.

Mon, 28 Nov, 2005

O’Rourke makes waves in 100m

THE battle of the women sprinters took on a new dimension at the Woodies DIY National Senior Championships in Morton Stadium yesterday when hurdler Derval O’Rourke entered the fray and almost pulled off what would have been a sensational double.

Mon, 25 Jul, 2005

O’Rourke overcomes injury hurdle to qualify for Madrid

DERVAL O’ROURKE ended an injury nightmare on Saturday with qualification for the European Indoor Championships in Madrid in March.

Tue, 18 Jan, 2005

Ryan’s record as Heffernan walks tall

WALKER Robert Heffernan and high jumper Deirdre Ryan produced superb displays at the AAI Indoor Games in Nenagh yesterday.

Mon, 17 Jan, 2005

Brizzel boost for Irish team

The Irish team for this weekend’s Europa Cup in Reykjavik, Iceland has been given a welcome boost by the late addition of National 100m and 200m record holder Paul Brizzel.

Wed, 16 Jun, 2004

Harriers turn the tables on Crusaders

THE dominance of Dublin City Harriers in the Mazda/AAI Track and Field League final continued in Tullamore when they captured the Men’s Premier Division title for the 16th time since the inauguration of the competition in 1974.

Mon, 26 Aug, 2002

O'Sullivan walks to new world 5,000m record

GILLIAN O'SULLIVAN took Irish race walking to a new level at the national championships on Saturday when she cruised to a new world 5,000m record in 20 mins 02.60 secs, knocking a full 10 seconds off the old mark set by Kerry Saxby-Junna of Australia in Hobart six years ago.

Mon, 15 Jul, 2002